Sentence examples for machine compliance from inspiring English sources

Sanders et al. [27] explain that the difference in elongation-to-failure measurements between their two strain measurement techniques might be due to either machine compliance or non-compliance and acknowledge that, possibly, different definitions may give different results.

Rather than reflecting an intrinsic property of the metallic glass, displacement jump magnitudes are shown to be dependent on external factors such as sample and machine compliances.

America is building an income tax system utterly beyond the comprehension of any human, but so perfectly mastered by machine that compliance is no longer unthinkable.

Mr Duncan has described his department as a "compliance machine".

Officials also said that the water sprays on the coal-cutting machine were not in compliance with federal regulations and were incapable of extinguishing any sparks that might have been created by dull drill bits on the tool.

To fix this, ComplyAdvantage is betting that AI and machine learning can help compliance scale properly and says the startup is part of a "regtech revolution" that is coming to financial services.

The effects of the machine and load train compliances on the respective displacements values were carefully evaluated.

HyTrust gives virtualization users software that allows them to keep track of the many files created in the virtualization process, with an eye toward keeping the virtual machines secure and in compliance with whatever regulations the business is subject to.

The design team will have to carry out a risk assessment for the intended uses of the machine as part of the compliance with regulations.

And it wouldn't impose significant additional costs on lenders because the regulation already wisely requires lenders to keep records of the loan estimate forms in an "electronic, machine-readable format" to demonstrate compliance.

Although CPAP has reputation for being bulky, uncomfortable and loud, current machines mitigate those issues, making compliance more an issue of ongoing communication between patient and physician, Farrell said.